Thanks a lot mate! Yeah definitely, and although I struggled a bit with the zimmermit, had the setbacks with the fit and having to build the plate between the hull and sides it turned out alright😁 You too mate, see you on the next one👍🏻🫡
Thanks mate👍🏻 yeah those are the offical colours, although I’ve used the names for Vallejos equivalent to Olivegrun and Red Brown. Do you have a preference of brand/paint for the German tank colours?😁
@@Luca_Sprues_Model_Kits Germans tanks and vehicles WW ll colours you will find on the website: FEDERAL STANDARD COLOUR CHART- RAL, basic and additional from 1939 to 1945.
Great job on a vintage panther kit
Thanks mate :)
Great review and build. Awesome camouflage. Yep, all about having fun! Take care.
Thanks a lot mate! Yeah definitely, and although I struggled a bit with the zimmermit, had the setbacks with the fit and having to build the plate between the hull and sides it turned out alright😁
You too mate, see you on the next one👍🏻🫡
Great happy builds!
In the 1980s, ESCI upgraded the Panther tracks with link and length.
Interesting! Ah darn, I just missed out on the upgrade, judging by the box the kit was from 1974 I believe! Thanks for watching👍🏻😁
Great work on the old kit !
Thanks very much! Yeah it took me a while but we got there haha. Glad you enjoyed it😁👍🏻
Finally i was waiting for that i really wanna know how the esci panther is
1:72 🙂 love it
Thankyou very much😁👍🏻
Nice build a lot of work but looks fantastic... I will get some Tamiya weathering powders and give them a go👍
Thanks very much mate. Yeah definitely recommend them, they are quite easy to apply and look good I recon👍🏻
Thanks for watching mate😁
nice
Thanks👍🏻
Nice but additional pattern on german's tanks and vehicles should be: olivegrun and redbrown!!!
Thanks mate👍🏻 yeah those are the offical colours, although I’ve used the names for Vallejos equivalent to Olivegrun and Red Brown. Do you have a preference of brand/paint for the German tank colours?😁
@@Luca_Sprues_Model_Kits Germans tanks and vehicles WW ll colours you will find on the website: FEDERAL STANDARD COLOUR CHART- RAL, basic and additional from 1939 to 1945.